precocious

Especially he never knew how to talk to precocious children.

But from the music, we are not sure what to make of the precocious boy.

To hear his mother tell it, he was always a precocious child.

Little is known of her education; however, she was certainly precocious.

A number of the kids were precocious that way too.

Her precocious daughter was only three months old but could already talk.

Robert was almost eight now, and precocious for his age.

David's parents had no idea that he was this precocious.

But eight years which had changed that precocious little girl.

At least she is no longer afraid of her precocious child, he thought.

He was precocious as a baby who began to walk early and learned to read by the age of 18 months.

It was a feeling that the precocious little girl would soon learn to love.

At the age of eight, he began a precocious education in music, art and theater.

"She is precocious and often far too curious for her own good."

He was precocious and physically well developed for his age.

"How precocious even very little children seem to have been.

Young John, precocious, was sometimes called on to help with the drafting.

They worry that some of this precocious behavior can lead to problems.

Leaving school at the precocious age of 26 the real world was a shock.

He was precocious and knew that this time his mother intended what she said.

They were strange and wonderful to me after my precocious man's life.

To their set it's fashionable to have a child, the more precocious the better.

At the time, a question from his 6-year-old sounded precocious.

The father telling his precocious daughter to get the hell out of the house was more the effect upon her.

A precocious child, he was looked upon as a marvel of learning.